Joe Dante on THE MUMMY'S HAND

[@JoshMaxPower]

The law is that if the Mummy is chasing you, you must trip so he can get you.

[@GreasyFilms-qc1xo]

Joe Dante feels like my cool uncle who knows a lot about movies.

[@queenglamazona8789]

A lot of the Mummy's Lore came from this Movie(Also a lot of Stock Footage was Carried Over from the first Mummy film). The Biggest Change from the Original was that the Mummy was now called Kharis(instead of In-Ho-Tep), and he could no longer talk.

[@AnthonySmith-ty7ij]

The best of the mummy sequels made in the 40s. Tom Tyler gives a bravado performance right next to Karloff's mummy. George Zucco, Cecil Kellaway and Wallace Ford are also excellent.

[@queenglamazona8789]

Good Cast. Tom Tyler also played Captain Marvel in a Movie Serial.

[@garyharris6883]

I own the mummy plus the sequels. I like em all.

[@danielsweet858]

I always ❤️ed The Mummy as a kid cause he was the only monster I could outrun.🤣 Still my favorite Universal Icon...🙃🎃

[@StevenSmyth]

And Lon Chaney, Jr. would go on to be the only horror star to play all four monsters; the Frankenstein monster, Dracula, the wolf man and, of course, the mummy.

[@DevilMaskMedia]

Even as a child I never got why people just stood there, and let the Mummy get them.

[@queenglamazona8789]

The Mummy was so slow, That was the only way he could kill anyone.

[@DocFarnoff]

This channel provides an awesome resource! Mr. Dante have you reviewed any kaiju movies like Gamera , Godzilla, Yongary etc?

[@porflepopnecker4376]

When I was a kid we never whined about the Mummy being too slow. I remember having nightmares about him. And people DID run away from him, as Virginia Christine does repeatedly in THE MUMMY'S CURSE. He usually got his victims by either sneaking up behind them or backing them into a corner.

[@dbwindhorst1]

The weirdest thing about the later installments in Universal's original "Mummy" franchise never occurred to me until adulthood: the timeline posits some strange, stuck-in-the-1940s parallel world that stretches all the way into the 1990s without making a single accommodation to the passing of decades.

[@cadavra8]

The "Frankenstein" movies did the same thing. "House of Dracula" would also have taken place in the 1990s, and "Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein" right about now.

[@dbwindhorst1]

You know...I'd never thought about that, but of course, that's right.

[@vladsovac8151]

We've covered GODZILLA and GIGANTIS among other kaijus. If you click on the URL above you can go directly to our website and check out our 1,000+ library, which also allows you to watch the trailers without the commentary!

[@thejupiter2574]

WHY name it with the word the hand? Why not his left foot? Dont understand why they focused on that body part instead of the usual "Curse of.. " Or "The Attack of..."

[@Sam-lm8gi]

Maybe you should watch the movie and find out, silly. There's a very obvious reason why they call it "The Mummy's Hand." ;)

[@JohnInTheShelter]

I can't say the mummy movies are good, and they're not scary. But the first is a good 'dark romance.' The sequels are fun on the level of any bad movie you watched as a kid; no excuse, I just like 'em. But again, not a scare in the bunch.

[@queenglamazona8789]

Tom Tyler's Mummy had these really weird eyes that were unforgettable.

[@cookiesontoast9981]

The first Mummy and this one are the only good ones I think (as in the original Universal ones, the Hammer ones are great), I still enjoy all of the others but they get really boring and repetitive.